The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-14
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

WIN. Absbagens Spring shoes nave ar
rived.
The young mems brass baud has DIS
banded.
Judge Cssseey has returned from
Meadville.
Judge Chrlsman is holding Court this
week at Woodville.
Mrs. Necie McNair, of Texas, is visit
ing relatives here.
For interesting reading matter call at
the City Drug Store.
Miss Maude Martin, after several weeks
illness, is improving.
Mrs. r. H. Thompson has been quite
i'll, we regret to hear.
The weather is divine" but rather dry
for farmers and gardeners.
Miss Ella Thompson, of Bogue Chitto,
has been visiting Miss Puline Watts.
VIM. Abshagen has the incest and
latest styles q shoes for the season. prices
low.
- Assessor Tyler was in. town Monday
aud favored this office with short
call.
Chickens are. beginning % to cackle
again, now that the preachers are
gone.
Capt. A. A. Boyd, the popular Sheriff
OF Pike, spent last Thursday evening in
town.
The Presby terrain mite meeting at Mrs.
Heueks Friday night was delightful
affair.
Mr.. John Bailey, one the successful
Young farmers Of Fair River, paid us q
call Monday.
Miss Aileen Becker, one of NELSON'S
lovely little girls, has been whiting at
Grandma McGrath's.
An unknown young lady friend has the
Editors thanks for u box of Enthusiastically
painted Easter eggs.
The Baptist Mite Meeting will be
held at the residence of Mr.. Z. NJ. Bee
on tomorrow night.
If you want cool, fresh, celebrating
drink, try Lewcnthaps ice-cold soda wa
ter, only cents glass.
Mrs. l.. A. Kidd entertained the entire
Methodist Conference on last Sabbath.
1t was vast undertaking, we opne.
You W ill get better bargains with quail
\ al
Great Cash House
Go to Heuck & Sons for the latest
style hats-Ladies' and Gents'-at prices
as moderate as can he charged.
Col. Ben Jones will spend portion of
the summer in Texas stirring up the
"whisky monkeys' in the Lone Star
State.
Mrs. Bette Brooks has returned from
Atlanta, where she spent several months
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Chas. +.
Malane.
Prof. J. w. Bcthea, of Summit, was
III attendance upon the District Confer
ence, aud paid this office welcome call
during his stay.
Heuck & Sons for heel and toe
slippers, prices as low AS anywhere,
Heuck & Sons for gents low-quartered
shoes, prices rs low as the shoes.
DR.. A. Lewenthal has opened n news
stand In connection with the City Drng
Store where the New Orleans and other
leading dailies will be kept on sale.
Prof. Mayes' lecture at the College
Chapel Tomorrow night on "Woman in
the Law" promises to furnish rare intel
lectual treat. Every one should hear it.
Rev. W. B. Murrah, one of the most
polished pulpit orators in the State, and
Vice-President of Whitworth College,
filled the Methodist pulpit last Sunday at
this place Crystal Springs Meteor.
Our esteemed young ministerial friend,
Rev. B. +. Lewis, assistant Secretary
of the District Conference, has our
thanks for appreciated courtesies during
the Conference. Also Prof. Ricketts,, the
Secretary.
CShAiAOA AOiA Aoh' WIZ
gallery at DR.. Benefits last Wednes-
day evening and unfortunately broke
her collar bone. For little sufferer of
fourteen months this is quite an Attic
tion.
The ladies of the Park Association
are making progress. We want them to
feel at liberty to use the columns of
THE LEADER whenever they can thereby
advance the interests of their laudable
undertaking.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
sell ice-cream and strawberri es to-
morrow evening at the same stand,
opposite Heuck 81 Sons. Plenty OF
berries OH hand. All are invited to aid
the ladies in painting their church.
Mr.. Chas. H. Goette, representing til,
well-knOwn paper house of E. C. Palmer
IL Co., of New Orleans, was in town thi'
week and favored this Office with {
welcome call. He is a genial ant
clever gentleman and makes friends fo
himself and house wherever he goes.
The great Glassware Depot at Heuck &
Sons. There never was such dazzlIn!
display IN BroOkbaven. The most uniqn
and tasteful styles in lovely tints ant
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